The Triple Crisis and the Global Aid Architecture

Tony Addison; Channing Arndt; Finn Tarp

The Triple Crisis and the Global Aid Architecture

Tony Addison, Channing Arndt, Finn Tarp

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Abstract

The global economy is passing through a period of profound change. The immediate concern is with the financial crisis, originating in the North. The South is affected via reduced demand and lower prices for their exports, reduced private financial flows and falling remittances. This is the first crisis. Simultaneously, climate change remains unchecked, with the growth in greenhouse gas emissions exceeding previous estimates. This is the second crisis. Finally, malnutrition and hunger are on the rise, propelled by the recent inflation in global food prices. This constitutes the third crisis. These three crises interact to undermine the prosperity of present and future generations. Each has implications for international aid and underline the need for concerted action.

Originalsprog	Engelsk
Titel	Global Health : Global Health Ethics, Public Policy and Challenges for the Future
Redaktører	Ronald Labonte, Katia Mohindra, Ted Schrecker, Kirsten Stoebenau
Vol/bind	IV
Forlag	SAGE Publications
Publikationsdato	dec. 2011
Kapitel	16
Status	Udgivet - dec. 2011

Navn	Sage Library of Health and Social Welfare Series

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Addison, T., Arndt, C., & Tarp, F. (2011). The Triple Crisis and the Global Aid Architecture. I R. Labonte, K. Mohindra, T. Schrecker, & K. Stoebenau (red.), Global Health: Global Health Ethics, Public Policy and Challenges for the Future (Bind IV). SAGE Publications. Sage Library of Health and Social Welfare Series https://uk.sagepub.com/en-gb/eur/global-health/book235377#contents

The Triple Crisis and the Global Aid Architecture. / Addison, Tony; Arndt, Channing; Tarp, Finn.

Global Health: Global Health Ethics, Public Policy and Challenges for the Future. red. / Ronald Labonte; Katia Mohindra; Ted Schrecker; Kirsten Stoebenau. Bind IV SAGE Publications, 2011. (Sage Library of Health and Social Welfare Series).

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Addison, T, Arndt, C & Tarp, F 2011, The Triple Crisis and the Global Aid Architecture. i R Labonte, K Mohindra, T Schrecker & K Stoebenau (red), Global Health: Global Health Ethics, Public Policy and Challenges for the Future. bind IV, SAGE Publications, Sage Library of Health and Social Welfare Series. <https://uk.sagepub.com/en-gb/eur/global-health/book235377#contents>

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